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<blockquote data-quote="HARPERC" data-source="post: 859887" data-attributes="member: 30671"><p>The 3" inch high at 100 rule seldom gives a 200 yard zero. You're on paper solidly so zero at 200 yards then check your 100. I believe you'll find it's more like 1.5-2" high. Play with the G7 ballistics calculator at the top of the page, I just plugged in rough numbers of a .5 BC and 3100 fps and it indicates with a 200 zero you'll be 1.1" high at 100. Your inputs may vary, but your targets are telling you what's correct for your rifle. If a 200 yard zero is what you want zero it at 200.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HARPERC, post: 859887, member: 30671"] The 3" inch high at 100 rule seldom gives a 200 yard zero. You're on paper solidly so zero at 200 yards then check your 100. I believe you'll find it's more like 1.5-2" high. Play with the G7 ballistics calculator at the top of the page, I just plugged in rough numbers of a .5 BC and 3100 fps and it indicates with a 200 zero you'll be 1.1" high at 100. Your inputs may vary, but your targets are telling you what's correct for your rifle. If a 200 yard zero is what you want zero it at 200. [/QUOTE]
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